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That it is 20 years since much-loved band Powderfinger’s hit album Odyssey Number Five came out is as mind-boggling as Super Bowl superstar J.Lo’s physique at 50. How fast the decades have flown. For anyone who kicked back with a glass of wine or a pint and mimed the words to My Happiness at their local inn there is a show to pencil into the diary – Powderfinger’s frontman Bernard Fanning at The Peninsula Picnic in Mornington. Journalist Jane Rocca met Fanning, who is a stay-at-home dad these days, since the band split, and is working on new music. He’s this week’s cover story. ●
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ustralian actress Claudia Karvan, best known for her TV roles in The Secret Life of Us, Love My Way and Newton’s Law, has always done things her way and dominated our screens for more than three decades. Now the 47-year-old admits she’s learnt to worry less and dance more. Later this year, Karvan will commence filming a new TV show for a streaming channel. It’s a comedy about contemporary families and involves a new female writer, too – but she’s tight-lipped about the details for the moment. “I’ve been working on it for a while now and can’t wait to start filming. I am back in the acting and production role again,” Karvan says. It was thanks to a gap in her schedule that Karvan decided to become a contestant on Channel 10’s new season of Dancing with the Stars (along with comedians Ed Kavalee and Celia Pacquola, singer Dami Im and retired AFL star Travis Cloke). Karvan had, after all, taken up salsa dancing as a hobby three years ago to help with a herniated disc – what could go wrong? “Yoga was really my thing; and I had to stop doing it because of my sore back,” Karvan says. “When I was producing Doctor Doctor [in 2016], I did it from a stand-up desk, I sometimes had to have meetings on my knees and couldn’t drive very far at all. It was horrible. I was a bit at a loose end for something physical to do.” A cortisone injection in her back sped up the recovery, but she had to quit yoga at the time. She was determined to avoid surgery so it seemed salsa dancing was just the therapy. “I always considered myself very unco-ordinated and uninhibited when it came to dancing,” says Karvan, who with two friends turned up to a dance class three years ago ready to learn to salsa wearing diamante dance shoes for the occasion. When Karvan takes this call, she’s just finished a four-hour dance rehearsal for Dancing with the Stars. “It’s the most unusual job I’ve ever had,” she says. “There’s no script, no director and there’s no responsibility in so far as learning lines or acting goes, but I thought I’d be having more fun to be honest, it’s a little bit harder than I had originally thought.
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“I don’t feel competitive and am not a perfectionist but I have an amazing dance partner and I don’t want to let him down. I am trusting his intuition here.” While she’s usually the one mentoring young actors seeking advice for success on the screen, the tables have now turned. “I do feel lucky to be able to learn something new at my age,” she says. “I am usually in the position of mentoring, so this is a real luxury – I’ll come out of this with half a dancing degree.” Karvan, who lives in Sydney with her husband Jeremy Sparks and their two teenage children (daughter Audrey, 18, and son Albee, 13) scored three AFI Awards for her production work alongside John Edwards for Love My Way between 2005 and 2007. In the series she played Francesca “Frankie” Paige and she looks back on it with much affection. “I rarely reflect on my career to be brutally honest, I tend to spend more time reflecting on family, relationships, friendships and that sort of thing,” Karvan says. “But a seismic shift happened when I produced Love My Way – that was my fork in the road moment and it was really satisfying for me.” While she dabbled in Hollywood and the big screen (Daybreakers and Aquamarine), the actress found her niche on Australian television and
“I do feel lucky to be able to learn something new at my age. I am usually in the position of mentoring, so this is a real luxury ...” CLAUDIA KARVAN
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became a Logie-winning favourite; stealing hearts with her role as Dr Alex Christensen in The Secret Life of Us from 2001 to 2003, as Judy Vickers in Puberty Blues (2012-13) and Caroline Tivoli in The Time Of Our Lives (2013-14). She’s been a hit on the ABC, SBS, Stan and various commercial networks, but for all her accolades, Karvan isn’t scrambling to find more projects to do. “I like to have a focus, yes, but my eyes aren’t bigger than my belly,” says Karvan of her career ambition. “As I have gotten older I am not tolerant of stress. I like being a bit more realistic about what I can achieve with my days and like to go a bit slower. “I like to do things, but not too much when it comes to work. I am certainly not the kind of person who wants to put too much on my plate.” Karvan, who is learning Spanish, treks for eight kilometres in the Blue Mountains with an experienced hiking buddy and loves to travel, says she’s happiest when flying to destinations she’s been to before. “I frequently return to places – I’ve done Chile five times, Bali is a regular go-to because my dad and best friend live there and I’d love to visit Uruguay and Colombia,” she says. But for now the focus is squarely on the dance floor – although you can catch a glimpse of her in True History Of The Kelly Gang as Ms Shelton, too. “I know the director Justin Kurzel and am a huge fan,” she says. “I really enjoyed it; it’s original and left me feeling very unsettled. I’m a huge fan of Essie Davis too. It’s quite violent and really affecting and actually deserving of all the attention.” ●
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n recent weeks the chorus of From Little Things Big Things Grow, Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody’s 1991 Indigenous land rights ballad, has been playing in my head. “From little things, big things grow.” As Australians respond with compassion and generosity to the bushfires crisis, we once again witness the potential of communities, rather than politicians, to change the world in which we live. Every new bushfire fundraising idea has triggered support, ideas, debate and action. Australians have given money to the Red Cross, to the Australian arm of the World Wildlife Fund, to the CFA, to the Salvos, to regional Lions Clubs. To Celeste Barber. We’ve sent care packages, food parcels, building materials. We’ve knitted pouches for burns-afflicted mammals. Shopkeepers have donated a day’s takings, tradies have donated their labour, writers have donated book royalties.
“Imagine if, in 2020, Australians think local rather than international. Bermagui instead of Bali.” From little things, big things grow. While watching bushfire coverage on their televisions and smartphones, families have started important discussions about our fragile ecosystem and the impact of climate change. Voters are writing to their local members, people are marching to show their discontent, and schools are adapting their syllabi to include bushfire and climate discussion. And then there is the outpouring of concern for the future of those rural communities affected by the fires. Our concern is sincere. It’s genuine. We all want to know: what can we do to help? My brother has the right idea. He and his missus have ditched their April plans for an inland Australia camping trip. Instead, they are heading to Mallacoota. “If you’re a grey nomad like me, you come to realise how much country communities appreciate
and need your business,” Steve told me in a text. “A week in Gippsland and I’m going to contribute food, drink, golf fees, camping ground charges, petrol – and who knows what else. That’s got to help.” It is a view shared by the Empty Esky campaign. “We are a movement of foodies and adventurers on a mission to support local businesses affected by the #australianfires,” says @emptyesky on Instagram. “Join us as we grab our empty Eskies and hit the road when safe to do so to support our fellow Aussies in East Gippsland and the NSW South Coast as they rebuild their businesses.” From little things, big things grow. “We should do what my brother is doing,” I announced to the family as we chatted about possible getaways in 2020. “How about we take a week off and drive up the New South Wales coast?” It didn’t take long to find @roadtripforgood, an
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Instagram account that celebrates beautiful rural destinations and urges followers to “support bushfire-affected towns by going on a road trip”. Imagine if, in 2020, Australians think local rather than international. Bermagui instead of Bali. Imagine if our nation’s campers, grey nomads, families on school holidays, corporations in search of a place to host their next executive retreat or conference found their perfect destination within the fire-affected regions? “A lot of these businesses make up to 30 per cent of their yearly revenue over the Christmas and New Year’s period,” Erin Boutros, one of Empty Esky’s creators, told domain.com.au recently. “By visiting a bushfire-affected community, we can simulate the local economy and invest muchneeded funds back into these towns, in a way that is dignified and sustainable.” From little things, big things grow. ● Corrie Perkin is an award-winning journalist and former managing editor of The Age, and the owner of My Bookshop in Hawksburn.
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his year marks the 20th anniversary of Powderfinger’s Odyssey Number Five album – your highest selling record and one that produced four hit singles. What do you recall of that period? At the time we were coming off a massive international tour. I think we spent nine weeks at home. But, like anything, you get tired of touring and being away from those you love. That feeling really did feed into the feel of Odyssey Number Five. Most of the songs are about
missing people and My Happiness is about that – it’s about happiness creeping back in and then you have to go again. It’s often used as a wedding song, which baffles me to this day (laughs) along with the single These Days – which is about days that turned out nothing like I planned. It’s not the right signal to send to your prospective partner, but it’s another popular wedding song. I guess it has a feel-good melody to it and people love the feeling it conjures.
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Why do you think Powderfinger resonated with so many Australians? It’s always hard to know why when you’re within it. I think people really connected with the songwriting – people like the emotional place it came from. But we’re also a pretty damn good rock ’n’ roll band; there’s that primal aspect people love too. I think people loved us because our success didn’t happen overnight either – it was a long experiment that lasted more than 20 years. We kept getting better in my opinion. We always tried to improve on what we had done before; we weren’t enamoured with the idea of celebrating our achievements. You never reach an end goal when you’re in a band like ours. Sure there’s
milestones along the way, but you’re always trying to improve. The celebrity angle wasn’t our bag. I think people appreciated that as well; we tried to use whatever media power we had to raise awareness about social issues – there’s a long line of bands that have done that before us and we were part of that tradition. When will we see another solo album by you released? I am writing for another record to be released in 2021. I am a stay-at-home dad (two kids aged 10 and seven) while my wife is studying, so I am home a lot with the kids. They’re both in school now, but I am in charge of managing all that as well as spending time in the studio writing when I get a chance.
Can you give us a hint of what to expect? I haven’t kind of come up with a vision as such, but I have been playing more electric guitar and moving away from previous acoustic guitar and piano-driven tracks. I think it’ll be more rock ’n’ roll and boisterous this time. Sitting by myself and inventing something that wasn’t there a few minutes ago is what excites me. You live in Byron Bay – a popular place for famous people to retreat to now. It’s an incredible place to live; life here isn’t that different to how others get on with their lives, though. It’s become absurdly hectic and for the old locals, I guess it’s changed a lot.
The people who were here prior to the past 10 to 15 years have noticed a shift. But there’s always been surfers, musicians and artists here since the 1960s. It was a hippy fishing town; but it’s not like all the celebrities are hosting parties for us to attend. We’re doing our family thing. What can we expect from your show at The Peninsula Picnic? I have Powderfinger’s Ian Haug playing guitar with me; so that’ll be amazing. We haven’t been on stage together since Powderfinger split in 2010. He’s great company and I know it sounds cheesy, but it’s like having one of your brothers around. I have an instinctive sense of where Ian might go musically on stage. ● THE PENINSULA PICNIC \ Music
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I doubt small-man-big-voice knows the pedigree of the trio that opened Lagoon Dining and fussed over its exciting, mod-Chinese menu. Owners Chris Lerch, Keat Lee and Ned Trumble met in 2013 at Ezard; Lerch front-of-house and the others mid cooking-apprenticeship. Susan Wyles, the fourth partner, was a regular customer. When Mr Knowitall isn’t disturbing the equilibrium, Lagoon is fun and fashionable, without being faddish. But, if Mr Knowitall can suggest how to eat, I can suggest how to order. Try dumping fried rice briny with salted fish, dried anchovies and bottarga into your umami-fied XO dregs from tightly rolled bundles of rice noodles with cured pork belly. He’s wrong about the shiraz, by the way. My S O F IA L E VI N
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uch-loved Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud is sitting at his Ikea kitchen table when he takes this call; dispelling any illusion he’s living in a house filled with a roll call of designer brands. The 60-year-old home design guru and architecture historian returns to Australia for a new stage show, The World According to Kevin McCloud, to talk about design, his life, field questions from the audience and tell us why he fell in love with
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“I tell people to stay cool and relax. My house is as messy as yours and I don’t have a trendy kettle ... even though I’d like to buy one.” amateur ballooning. “Everyone’s asking if I have any pictures of me ballooning, the answer is no,” he says with a smile. “But in all seriousness, it’s the best way to see a city and to see architecture and I enjoy it, even though I am not a great balloonist.” Grand Designs made its TV debut in 1999, and McCloud has made a living by taking the audience inside people’s homes to be part of the design and construction process. There’s so much more to the series than the fabulous home itself – it’s as much about human relationships as it is about finding the best natural light and engineering headaches. “We all succumb to the vagaries of fashion and try to keep up with the Joneses, impress our neighbours and show them that we’re cool,” says McCloud, who also studied opera in Florence before he became famous. “But when it comes to homes, you have to be careful not to be a slave to fashion. It’s like when
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you buy a new suit; you wear it once and don’t wear it again. It’s not sustainable in the broader sense of consuming, nor is it meaningful for the planet. “I have a rule of thumb for the show and that is if your project is looking like a furniture show room we’re not interested. There’s no story, no personality or individual there. “In reality, people live in a far messier way than that. I tell people to stay cool and relax. My house is as messy as yours and I don’t have a trendy kettle at home even though I’d like to buy one.” When it comes to his own dream home, McCloud says it will involve his son who is also an architect. “I’ve always wanted a place to sit in a hammock in the rain, but be able to be dry under a cover watching the sunset in the distance while drinking a glass of white,” he says. “I want to be able to have a shower outside in the middle of winter – that’s my quirky thing.”
McCloud, who separated from his wife, Suzi, an interior designer, after 23 years of marriage a few years ago, didn’t expect the tabloids to still be on his case. And while the topic is offlimits, it’s McCloud who brings it up in the conversation. “As Kenneth Williams once said in Carry On Cleo, ‘Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it in for me’. “We actually separated two and a half years ago and one particular British newspaper wrote about it last month like it happened on Wednesday,” McCloud says. “It’s ridiculous; [a] complete distortion. We are very good friends.” McCloud admits that being in public isn’t easy – he’d rather talk about art and architecture over a decent glass of wine any day. “When I’m not working on the show I love working on old cars and competing in the mud driving one from the 1920s or ’30s,” he says. “I also like mountains, climbing and getting out to the natural world.” ● THE WORLD ACCORDING TO KEVIN McCLOUD \ Arts Centre Melbourne, February 16.
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Just a few steps from the beach, this warm and welcoming Edwardian home offers an elegant lifestyle and a superb level of family amenity. Living areas are large and wellplanned. A formal lounge provides a quiet spot at the front of the home. The informal living and dining areas open to a deck looking over the heated pool and spa and there is a rumpus room in the pool house. The stunning Corian kitchen, designed for easy entertaining, has a large walk-in pantry and Miele appliances. The house has double glazing, solar panels, exceptional storage, hydronic heating, cooling, speakers and water tanks. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON Agent: Belle Property Sandringham, Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Price: $3.3 million-$3.6 million Auction: 10.30am, February 29
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT This freestanding light-filled executive residence is the epitome of Port Melbourne family homes, enjoying classic elegance, luxurious interiors and manicured gardens. Beautifully updated and immaculately maintained throughout, it offers the perfect layout and a desirable northerly orientation. • 3 large bedrooms; (built in robes) master with walk-in robe and ensuite. • Formal lounge with gas fireplace • Spacious living & dining area leading to stunning landscaped courtyard • Fully appointed Miele kitchen with breakfast bench • 2nd modern bathroom plus downstairs powder room. • Internal laundry opening to service courtyard and double garage with storage • Ducted heating/cooling, polished parquetry floors, premium floor coverings, remote awnings and stone bench tops We’re privileged to offer such an amazing residence, not all properties are as exciting as this. Held by the current family for the last 16 years, we wouldn’t expect anything less.
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“HONEY, THAT’S THE ONE.” With an irresistible street presence, this traditional double fronted gem has been renovated and updated to present the ideal floorpan, and accommodate the modern family. Welcome to Station St Port Melbourne. This is the dream home, in a location which attracts even the happiest of home owners who love, live and breathe Port Melbourne. Let the photo’s do the talking. • 3 large bedrooms; (built in robes) master with walk-in robe. • Study / optional children's bedroom • Spacious living & dining area opening onto private courtyard and partial use off-street car space • Fully appointed kitchen with breakfast bench • 2nd modern bathroom plus downstairs powder room.
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Relax in Beach Style Bliss Watching the Bay and Living the Lifestyle Love the views of Lagoon Pier from this stunning 2 bedroom 2 bathroom 2-storey town residence in this resort-style block. With two secure entrances (private entry off Dow Street), this boutique beach side haven also enjoys 2 luxe bedroom suites, spectacular open entertaining (high ceilings, Juliet balcony) centred around a seamless stone kitchen (Miele appliances, Liebherr fridge/freezer), the blissful benefits of the sea breeze and an on-site heated outdoor pool, tennis court and gymnasium. Complete with R/C air conditioning, panel heating, ceiling fans, video intercom, secure undercover parking, storage lockers + a carport at your door, you’ll love the cafes, pubs, restaurants and boutiques in Bay Street, and the light rail, Station Pier, buses and parks close by. • Tropical garden oasis block • Gorgeous bay views • Expansive living and dining with raked ceilings • Secure undercover parking + carport at door
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Broad & brilliant on the beach-side of this prized address, this approx 745sqm property is offered with a substantial period home, a north rear aspect, a wide approx 22.8m frontage & broad possibilities. With gracious formal & north-facing family zones & master-suite with retreat, this centheated 4 bed, 2 bath has a double carport, a tiled pool & excellent scope for further renovation. At the very least, this fine home will pay its way until it’s time to capitalise on this Dress Circle address 250m to the bay and only moments to Church St. AUCTION Saturday 22nd February 11am INSPECT
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0405 996 822 0410 587 286 0417 766 777
follettco.com.au
A PREMIUM LIFESTYLE BY THE BAY
112 Esplanade, Brighton
Designed to capitalise on the sensational views right to the horizon, this executive family residence offers multiple living areas showcasing the inspirational vistas, an entertainer’s kitchen, a broad terrace to relax outdoors plus a sparkling pool in the rear garden. With 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + two powder rooms, it also boasts a study/home office, full laundry, ducted heating, cooling & vacuum, double auto garage and 6kw solar panels. The bonus dumb waiter is truly the icing on the cake! JOHN CROUCH
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Situated in Mirvac’s exclusive Jack Road estate, this spacious, modern, and relaxed townhouse is a unique family home with outstanding sustainable features. This sustainable residence captures the best of energy saving technologies including solar panels, battery system and a variety of green initiatives.
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0427 571 527 0448 031 716
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25a & 25b Wolseley Grove Brighton CAREFULLY CONSIDERED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Positioned on the north side of one of Brighton’s favourite streets, these two new independent 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom residences incorporate functionality with contemporary living. Whilst similar, the configuration of each home provides subtle alternatives. The northern orientation of these luxurious homes highlights the lifestyle elements of space and style with a clever appreciation of environmental and sustainable aspects. Superbly positioned close to popular Were Street shops, New Street and the beach, a short stroll to vibrant Church Street, trains, schools.
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Brian Devlin 0419 395 241 devlin@devlinproperty.com.au
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36 St Vincent Place North, Albert Park Grand, generous and graceful, this classically refined Victorian Terrace occupies one of Melbourne’s most desirable positions. Features formal living and dining, open plan domain with sleek kitchen, landscaped garden surrounds, north facing rear courtyard with pool and covered deck, four generous bedrooms with robes, two balconies, two family bathrooms, large wine cellar, versatile retreat and laundry. Land size 370sqm (7.65m x 48.1m) approx.
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47 Nimmo Street, Middle Park The architect’s own renovation of this double-fronted, solid brick, 4 bedroom plus study, Victorian residence has created a sublime, lofty and light-filled indoor-outdoor flow from open-plan living to a deck that is sheltered by a clever retractable UV screen to captivate entertainers and ensure year-round enjoyment. Also features a master bedroom with ensuite, 2 offices, formal lounge, hydronic heating, split system cooling and solar power in a blue ribbon location between Armstrong St’s village-like ambiance and the waterfront. Land size 370sqm approx. (12.58m X 29.29m).
Albert Park 8644 5500
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ALDER • One of Middle Park’s largest allotments: 17.1 m x 41.1m - 705 sqm approx. • Corner position with 3 street frontages • Flexible floorplan, nine principle rooms • Enormous sun-drenched back yard • Exquisite bay window, timber fretwork
100 metres from beach, moments to Villages, lake, schools and public transport. First time offered since 1964, this incredible freestanding “Federation” is a once in a lifetime opportunity to create one of the district’s finest family homes (STCA).
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Contact Agent Saturday 29 February at 2.30pm Simon Carruthers 0438 811 601 Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782
• Original leadlight windows throughout • 3.7 m approx. ceilings, open fireplaces • Double garage
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• Bespoke entertainer’s town residence • Three double bedrooms • Three separate bathrooms • Main with stunning full ensuite & WIR • Beautifully appointed designer kitchen • Home theatre and cellar room
Albert Park 03 9699 5999
• Fully decked courtyard garden with built in BBQ and lap pool • Great sized separate home office • Single car lock up garage
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Contact Agent Saturday 29 February at 11am Michael Szulc 0417 122 809 Geoff Cayzer 9690 9782
Superb customised cabinetry, beautiful natural stone and tiles throughout, clever use of lighting, c bus home automation make this a very special “one off” individual home.
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Residing in one of Albert Park’s best locations, this free standing solid brick Edwardian is sure to impress with its modern design and exceptional high finish throughout. Comprising: Two excellent downstairs double bedrooms (each with built-in robes), stunning central bathroom and spacious separate living zone. State of the art modern kitchen featuring stone bench tops, European appliances with adjacent dining area.
Albert Park 03 9699 5999
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Upstairs: Serene main bedroom with his and hers wardrobe and ensuite. Unbeatable location; only moments to Albert Park Beach, Victoria Avenue, public transport and schools.
Auction Saturday 22 February at 1pm Contact Agent View 0438 811 601 Contact Simon Carruthers Geoff Cayzer Tara Goss
9690 9782 0423 765 765
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ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT LIVING • Luxurious “Breakwater Towers” • Corner first-floor apartment with water views • Secure off-street undercover parking Two bedrooms, each with private ensuite and built-in robes. Spacious open plan living/dining/kitchen make most of beautiful bay views from the wrap-around windows and full-width balcony.
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Upstairs living and dining zone with bay views Downstairs lounge with open fireplace Leafy rear garden and a choice of terraces Ducted heating, wood burner and split system
Mary Cassar 0409 163 881
Byron Kerr 0421 192 271
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BEAUMARIS 1 TRAMWAY PARADE Set on 1,085sqm approx. this 4 bedroom plus study residence Vast master domain with stone ensuite, 3 further spacious bedrooms, two living areas over both levels with two designer kitchens. Other features include air-conditioning, gas log fireplace, cellar, huge fitted laundry, swimming pool, double garage and security. Metres to the beach, the Concourse and zoned for the exclusive Beaumaris Secondary College, Mentone Girls School and excellent local primary schools.
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BEAUMARIS 165-167 TRAMWAY PARADE Capitalise on the vast views & wide frontage of this approx. 1,159sqm site when you see through this already approved 4-home project. Create a dream home with College zoning & proximity to Seaview shops & the beach. Or fulfill a passion for mid-Century fashion & renovate the 4 level, 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1956 showpiece standing tall here.
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HAMPTON 76 EARLSFIELD ROAD Adaptably accommodating with a clever home-office/sitting-room, vast lounge-dining & balconied 1st-floor zone, this 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom residence has suites upstairs & down, 4 WIRs, a family-size Smeg kitchen & luxe detail including stone benchtops, hardwood floors, a double auto-garage ‌& a wide open sunset balcony view!
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Sat 29th February at 10:30am
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Rella’s Strength & Wellness Hub
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Factory 8/91 Tulip St, Cheltenham VIC 3192 • Ph: 0417 547 977
Dukes Over 50S Gym 1/354 South Road. 0409 502 075
Phone 9703 1530
Rella’s Hub is an inclusive community for people at all stages of their health and wellbeing journey, providing functional evidencebased, movement, nutrition and lifestyle coaching for everyone with our bespoke programming. Our classes cater to all abilities. Our mission is to increase peoples long term happiness, health and wellbeing through movement, Every ‘body’ deserves the chance to move regardless of age, ability or disability.
At Melbourne Hypnosis and Nutrition we specialise in healing the whole body with a complete wellness programme for mind, body and soul. With nutritional planning and weight Loss (Gastric Band – training with Sheila Granger), hypnosis for addictions and to help our clients quit smoking, neuro- linguistic programming and time-line therapy. We strive to achieve the best possible outcome for our patients. debra@melbournehypno.com.au www.melbournehypno.com.au
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each other in and out of dance class. We love dance and share atmosphere catering for everyone from Tiny tots to adults. With qualified teachers, our school is a safe space to explore the joys of dance. www.atdance.com.au•atdance.school@gmail.com
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Hannans is a long established family run business which prides itself in excellent service and advice. With an extensive range of Blinds, Curtains, Shutters and Awnings we can achieve great results to suit your taste and your budget. For great decorator ideas why not drop into our showroom or give us a call and our consultant will come to you. 10am – 5pm Mon to Fri 10am – 1pm Sat.
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145 Cochrane Street Brighton - The Yoga Hut. 0409 355 602
2 Livingston St, Highett VIC 3190. 0420 461 577
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AT Dance School
Showroom: 77 Salmon St, Port Melbourne. 1300 662 838
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